Showing posts with label Imperial Navy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imperial Navy. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Bulletin
President Roosevelt says the Japanese have attacked Pearl Harbor from the air.
Subjects in this Article:
Airplanes,
FDR,
Hawaii,
Imperial Navy,
Japan,
Pearl Harbor,
United States,
US Navy,
Washington DC
Friday, June 13, 2008
Japanese land at Anqing
Today, the Japanese landed Naval forces on the Coast at Anqing. The Chinese 11th Army is nearby. More information as it happens.
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
USS Panay sunk in Yangtze River
Japanese planes strafed, bombed and sunk the USS Panay earlier today at 1:38 local time. It was anchored in the Yangtze River near Nanking in China. The Japanese are currently involved in heavy fighting with the Chinese in and around Nanking.

The riverboat and three oil steamers Mei Ping, Mei An and the Mei Hsia came under fire from nine A4N. Two bombs from a B4Y also hit the Panay.
Of the Sailors on board, three were killed and twenty seven of the remaining forty-three were injured. Five civilians were also aboard including newsmen from Movietone and Universal News.
Many of the men swam to the Ohau, an American craft nearby. The Royal Navy also had the HMS Ladybird and the HMS Bee nearby that assisted with the wounded.
The Japanese have said that they saw no flags designating the ship as American. They are calling this an accident and do not wish any hostility with the United States.

The riverboat and three oil steamers Mei Ping, Mei An and the Mei Hsia came under fire from nine A4N. Two bombs from a B4Y also hit the Panay.
Of the Sailors on board, three were killed and twenty seven of the remaining forty-three were injured. Five civilians were also aboard including newsmen from Movietone and Universal News.
Many of the men swam to the Ohau, an American craft nearby. The Royal Navy also had the HMS Ladybird and the HMS Bee nearby that assisted with the wounded.
The Japanese have said that they saw no flags designating the ship as American. They are calling this an accident and do not wish any hostility with the United States.
Subjects in this Article:
A4N,
Asiatic Fleet,
China,
Imperial Navy,
Japan,
Nanking,
Royal Navy,
United States,
US Navy,
USS Panay,
Yangtze Patrol,
Yangtze River,
南京,
長江
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